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General Pulmonary
Is the recommended duration of anticoagulation different for provoked DVT compared to provoked PE?
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When interpreting pulmonary function tests (PFTs), do you include diagnostic language such as 'findings are suggestive of COPD,' or do you limit your report to a descriptive interpretation of the data?
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